What’s your DCA strategy for crypto?

1. What's your investment occurrence? (Daily/weekly/monthly/other) Weekly buys on BTC. Semi-monthly buys of ETH and whatever alts I'm liking. 2. What platforms do you use to do all of your buys? Why? Coinbase Pro for the low fees. Swanbitcoin to buy BTC because it's easy and also cheap. 3. Do you manually DCA or do your platform(s) do it for you? Manually on Coinbase Pro. And Swanbitcoin does it for me. 4. What your asset allocation? E.g, 10% ETH, BTC, etc. 50% BTC / 50% ETH (or like 10% to Polygon lately). Sometimes wish I could DCA into crypto indexes, though. Like I wish I had DCA'd into the top 10 defi projects. 5. Where do you store your assets and why? Keep it in Swanbitcoin because I can't withdraw until $500. But it goes directly to my hardware wallet after. Prefer to own my assets. I'm lazy though, so sometimes I keep things on Coinbase Pro. Mostly for potentially trading later. 6. Do you just HODL? Or stake, yield farm, etc? I personally HODL, mostly. Though started staking my Polygon. Sometimes I'll sell ETH to buy other assets to stake - like ParaSwap recently. Would put money into BlockFi or Celsius, but scared of hacks. 7. What do you see as pros/cons of your DCA strategy right now? I don't like the manual work. I like that Swanbitcoin takes the emotion out. Sometimes I buy high sometimes low, whatever. But I also forget to buy on Coinbase Pro sometimes. Or just use the money in my bank account without knowing so I have nothing left to add. I prefer when the money just gets taken out. 8. How do you keep track of your investment performance? I use Cointracker.io. But Swanbitcoin isn't on there. Nor are my staked assets. ---- Just curious about all of your strategies. Always looking for ways to improve mine. #investments #personalfinance #crypto #personalfinance